Body didn’t always meet dress in the spring couture show of Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren, who explored the disconnect between image and reality.
Consuming images that have been filtered through screens and all manners of algorithms might lead one to believe six impossible things before breakfast, just like Lewis Carroll’s White Queen.
Not only is there something very random in a juxtaposition that “goes from making cakes to war, climate [emergency] to holiday destinations,” as Snoeren put it, but it also habituates us “to seeing as possible [things that are] impossible,” explained Horsting before the show. Among those odd happenings: a dress that seemed to fly off the body; one that fell forward horizontally as if model and outfit had collided at a right angle; a third that was entirely upside-down and resting on the hips, and another still that stood two steps away from its wearer.
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